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The simple explanation is that many employers believe that. In fact I don't think it's that hard. 1. As another commenter pointed out, most jobs are in "at-wil
by ojbyrne 9y ago
The simple explanation is that many employers believe that. In fact I don't think it's that hard.
1. As another commenter pointed out, most jobs are in "at-will" states.
2. Many companies require arbitration instead of litigation to settle any disputes as a requirement of employment.
3. It's just as expensive for the fired employee, probably more so, since if you litigate, you're unlikely to ever work again.
- uiri 9y agoEvery state in the US is an "at-will" state. That is a US based vs non-US based employment distinction.